Market News Swine Prices Rise at Armour Stock Yards
Hog prices gain 10 to 15 cents with top at 8.70 and receipts around 500. Cattle and calves mostly steady with mixed changes across classes. Chicago and Sioux City reports show higher bids for fed steers, yearlings, and hogs, with price ladders and direct sales noted.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Renee Eof
Aonee
Chicago
Idaho
Sioux City
St. Paul
South St, Paul
D. A
Sioux Palle
Sioux Falls
Produce Markets neeeseneneenes Huron to Sioux City era prices
Huron and Sioux City markets report daily produce prices including hens over 5 lbs at 13 cents, Leghorn hens and roosters, ducks, geese, broilers, and butterfat quotes. New York and Chicago price sheets show steady butter and eggs, with live poultry and dressed poultry values noted and regional variations across towns such as Storm Falls Watertown Mitchell and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Swift & Co
Hong
Sioux City
Shoux
Watertown
Mitchell
Leghorn
Springs
Leghorn Springs
Chicago
New York
Northwestern
Markets At Glance and Grain Prices Across Cities
A sweeping market snapshot shows stocks irregular with early gains and profit taking, bonds steady, and commodities including sugar, coffee, and wheat under varying pressure. Grain prices from Huron, Minneapolis, and Duluth detail No. 1 dark northern wheat and assorted futures with precise ranges and sample grades.
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New York
Commission House
Huron
Grain Bulletin Market
Wheat futures retreat after Chicago rise and losses
Chicago wheat prices faltered after an initial rise, with futures ending lower and the day’s lows touched during transactions. Minneapolis cash closes show unchanged trading with No 1 heavy dark northern wheat quoted around 1.00 to 1.04 and various grades listed. corn oats flax and seed prices largely steady amid mixed activity.
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Duluth
N.S
WWE
Harley
Cago
Winnipeg
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Nazi official says Schuschnigg not married under arrest
Vienna reports quote Joseph Buerckel high commissioner for annexed Austria stating that Kurt Schuschnigg, ousted chancellor, is not a married man and would not gain privileges of detainees. He hints Schuschnigg may face trial for alleged miscarriages of justice.
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Schuschnigg
Vienna
Joseph Buerckel
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Buerckel
Vera Fugger von
Mrs. E Howard Taken By Death In Huron Resident Dies
Mrs Gary Howard a well known Huron resident died last night at her Walker Avenue Southwest home after months of illness. Emma May Fowler born Troy Ohio April 20 1880 came with parents to Beadle County Dakota Territory in 1884 and later settled south of Huron near Lake Helen at Stony Run. She married Earl W Howard March 28 1899 and lived in Pierre before moving to Huron in 1899. Surviving are her husband and son Lowell of Coeur d Alene Idaho, plus a deceased son Leland, a sister Mrs Will Clark of Missoula Montana, and brothers Charles R Fowler Tacoma and Max A Fowler Seattle. Funeral plans were not announced pending word from relatives out of town.
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Gary Howad
Huron
Walker Agarements
Fifth Street
Emma May Fowler
Troy
Ohio
Beadie County
Dakota Territory
Lake “Helen
Stony Run
Tacoma
Wash
Earl W. Howard
Pierre
Hiron
Lowell
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Leland
Inigucy
Will Clark
Missoula
Mort
Charles R. Fowler
Max A. Fowler
Seattle
Howard
Mizpsh
E. S
Christian Science Church
Stocks Tumble After Early Gains In Market Rally
trading surged at the open with rapid blocks of 1 000 to 15 000 shares moving in moments but by midday profits faded as the market slipped. Rails and utilities showed resilience while overall turnover neared 2 500 000 shares. Several major issues traded at various levels with mixed results across many industrials and brokers.
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New
Aren
Uil
Cing
Civil War Veterans Meet As Comrades At Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania on the 75th anniversary of the battle two thousand aged Civil War veterans camp on the old field. The old soldiers ignore blue or gray as they reminisce at Oak Hill Bloody Angle and Seminary Ridge recalling the 43 000 fallen and the turning point of the war.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Getysburg
Oak Hill
Angle
Seminary Ridge
Walsh To Speak At Art Exhibit Talk On Museums
The Jefferson School auditorium hosts a continuing art exhibit with crowds enjoying works by South Dakota artists. A. W. Arndt praises Charles Greener while Emily Davis watercolors attract interest. JL Walsh of Huron delivers tonight’s 7 30 talk on American museums ahead of Friday closing and a 7 40 meeting to form a South Dakota fine arts society.
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Jefferson Scool Auditorium
A. W. Arndt
Charles Greener
Faulkton
Greener
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Fine Arts Society
Sale Of Monssen Home Delayed By Court Order
A Supreme Court order halted the scheduled auction sale of Sadie Leslie Monssen’s Brooklyn home at the last minute. The Home Owners Loan Corporation delayed the sale after her lawyer filed a show cause order. the case was set for today. Monssen is widow of a naval hero who saved a U S destroyer and a ship will be named in his honor. she receives a federal pension and faced a $37,000 mortgage.
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New Zank
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Mra
Sadie Leslie Monssen
Loon
Monssen
U. S
Missouri
Navy Department
Child Labor Ban Urged By Educators
In New York on June 3 the National Education Association adopted a resolution urging a constitutional amendment to prohibit child labor. It also called for increased federal aid without federal control of education, opposed indiscriminate tax cuts, and opposed requiring teachers to serve without pay in emergencies. It favored tenure in teaching and rejected forced discriminatory practices.
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New York
National Education Association
Association
Foothills Search For Missing McCormick Continues
Albuquerque reports ongoing effort to locate Medill McCormick, heir to a Chicago publishing fortune, eight days after he vanished in the Sandia foothills. Authorities and family describe a persistent, narrowing search, with theories that his climbing companion may have fallen, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Foothills
McCormick
Albuquerque
N. M
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Sandia Foothills
Sid
Cortland Bates
New York
T Wuth
Richard Whitmer
Sandig Peak
Rio Grandes Valley
Fishing Ban Lifts July 1 at Five Water Bodies
Deputy game warden Earl Peilant announced the fishing ban would be lifted July 1 at five district waters. Lake Byron, a top Beadle County spot, along with Stony Run and Staum's Dem Boy Scout Lake and Rece Fill Dam in Hond County, will reopen for fishing.
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Ashermen
Todey
Earl Peilant
Tomorow
Lake Byron
South Dakota
Beadle County
Stony Run
Rece Fill
Hond County
Mrs. G. R. Hurley Dies Yesterday
Mrs. Glen Hurley died at home after a brief illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born Anna Christiansen in Norway on April 10, 1864, she immigrated as a child and lived in Fillimore County, Minnesota before marrying G. R. Hurley in Redfield in 1907. Survived by husband and sister Sadie Anderson of Minneapolis, she will be buried in Millside Cemetery after services at American Lutheran Church with Rev. Sander Tollefson.
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Glen Hurley
Third Street
Anna Christiansen
Vestre Toten
Norway
United States
Fillimore County
Minn
Hurley
Redfied
Hu- Yon
G. R. Hurley
Chicago& Northwestern Railway
Sadie Anderson
Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
Sander Tollefson
Millside Cemetery
Prairie Rose Lodge
American Lutheran Ladies Aid
Moore Arrested For Transient Murder Case
Herman David Moore aged 30, arrested in Vallejo California, charged with the murder of Olaf Langergen a transient found dead near Phoenix Arizona. Langergen had been in Yankton County South Dakota and held Yankton license plates, with prior connections to Sioux City and Kakoda.
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Phoenix
Ajaz
Herman David Moore
Vallejo Calif
Olaf Langerget
Yankton
Moore
Langergen
Kankton Yanketon
Olaf Langorgen
Ariz
Yankton County
Arizona
N. J. Limpo
Wen
Langorgen
Julia Gamel
LaPlant
Riverside Drive
Sioux City
Diem
Kakoda
Poetry Featured in Jefferson School Arts Display
The Adult Education Group members Mrs. Averil Henningsen Miss Martha Buchert and Miss Margaret Finley attended the Fine Arts display at Jefferson school as poems by Mr Henningsen and class members including Peter the January Pasque Petal Prize winner were shown. Mrs Henningsen praised the display as inspiring to South Dakota writers. An organization for creative art in the state is planned for Friday evening with about 20 interested participants.
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Martha Buchert
Averil Henningsen
Margaret Finley
Beadle County
Jefferson School
Henningsen
Peter
South Dakota
Methodist Leaders Meet At Evanston Wearer
Leaders of the three branches of Methodism in the United States met in Evanston to map unification. About 75 churchmen from the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and the Methodist Protestant Church attended a two day session of the Commission on interdenominational relations and church union. Bishop Edwin Hol Hughes of Washington, D. C. will appoint committees to work out unification details. The consolidation, uniting 9,000,000 members, is not expected to be completed before 1942.
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Eugonniee Mh
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Edwin Hol. Hughes
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Ickes Says New York May Decline PWA Allocations
Administrator Ickes stated that New York and any city need not accept Public Works Administration allotments if they choose not to. He addressed reports that New York was embarrassed by grants and nearing its constitutional debt limit, risking crowding out essential projects. Also, Mrs. John Klemm returned from Mitchell hospital after a minor operation.
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Ickes
New York
Washington
Jesser
Hospital Lane
John Klemm
M.ee
Mitchell
Ube
Social Security workers assigned to county offices in Beadle and beyond
Six social security trainees will be assigned to Beadle County and surrounding counties with a sixth set for August 1 after a July vacation. Seven graduates from South Dakota University and Northern Normal Aberdeen will fill posts in Brown, Meade, Jones and Pennington counties, with Louis Scanlon departing to Washington, D C for eastern duties before returning in mid July to take up assignment duties.
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Peale
Morrow
Mabel Lucado
Beadle Coun
South Dakota University Wit
So Huron
Luendo Ay
Joseph Kleinsasser
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Brown County
Glenn Hendrickson
Sie College
Meade County
Sturgis
Gerald Bevans
Dakoss Woreleyan University
Mitchell
Jones County
Murdo
Robert Meek
Souh Dackota Unversity
Brule
Chamberlain
Walter Dow
South Dakota University
Pennington
Rapid City
Louis Scanlon
Weli
Dow
Meek
Washimaton
D. C
Case Of Railroad Operators Presented
CHICAGO June 30 Hamond management urged a 15 percent wage cut for trainmen amid a 70 percent drop in net carloadings, while average monthly pay rose 16 percent. H A Enochs, chairman of the joint conference committee, warned of railroads financial strain at a meeting with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. A F Whitney of Cleveland argued rail labor is underpaid and companies should cut costs to restore prosperity.
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Chicago
Hamond Management
Sprosine Ue
Trenemen
H. A. Enochs
Co. Joint Conference Committee
Railresd
Brotherhood of RR
Enochs
A. F. Whitney
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Democrats Continue From Page One in Pierre Convention
W Howes national committeewoman assists in platform setup and convention work. Beadle County delegates include W W Howes John Sainsbury and Ole Lindblad. Fresh vegetables in Mrs Rose Zarman’s garden 331 Utah Avenue Southeast. She notes peas beans cucumbers inch vines and tomatoes. Janet Posey Bultman returns to Gayville after month with her father in Conde. City of Huron invites bids for Ravine Park concession rights for summer 1938. Bids due 5 p.m. Friday July 1 1938. City Manager Dow Sears announces.
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Beadle County
W. W. Howes
John Sainsbury
Ole Lindblad
Rose Zarman
Utah Avenuur Southeas
Hayi Conde
Janet
Posey Bultman
Gayt
Vern Bultman
Conde
Huron
Ravine Park
Wanaver
Dow I
SEARS
Classified notices fragment from midwestern paper
Fragmentary classified items include travel note to Minneapolis with dates, multiple sale offers for farm equipment near Aberdeen Gunds Sioux Falls, a Bank trustee notice Michell S D, a Humboldt St Anns boarding school line, rental for a four bedroom home, and road grading bids Clyde Township with right to reject.
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Aberdeen
Gunds
Western Material Company
Sioux Fall
South Dakota
Blunt
Pierre
Commercial Trust & Savings Bank
Michell
S. D
St Ann's
Humboldt
S. Oak
Clyde Township
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TwenCen-Fox
Union Carbide
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Youngstsh&at
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Histon
Methodist
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Imo House
Black Hills
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Guy Gviagt
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